ted harris wrote:

In news:Scott Lurndal typed:
Do you just like to hear yourself talk? It's the bottom line that
drives the feature set of any product, including a tablesaw (and the
bottom line is a calculation consisting of "what a customer will pay
for a given set of features" minus "what it costs to produce
a given set of features").

If Saw-stop can't create a market for their product, then it should
be appropriately relegated to a niche - and if they can't survive
in that niche, c'est la vie. They certainly should _not_ rely on
OSHA or any federal or state regulation to create their market for them.

scott

They are not relying on OSHA! No one is regualting anything to create
their
market. They are financing it themselves.

Geez, where have _you_ been for the past several years? The attempts of the
patentholder to persuade the government to require the use of this device
are well documented and have been discussed here many times.

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